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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1943

Page

8

Drunkard Surrenders to Police in Yonk ers

Stephen ckett a 46 time arrestee for intoxication walked into Yonkers police headquarters and, joking he saved officers the trouble, was charged again with drunkenness and jailed. In Los Angeles, Mr and Mrs Robert Clyde Avery both 73 celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with coworkers arranging brief observances during shifts at the aircraft plant.

Yonkers N. Y Stephen Ckett Los Angeles Robert Clyde Avery

N. H. Silver Resumes 45-Year High Point Service With New Store

N. H. Silver, Inc. reopens at 129 South Main Street in High Point after a fire closed the shop for months. The 9 AM ribbon cutting marks a modern renovation offering expanded space and a fresh stock of men and students’ clothing. Philip A. Silver leads a staff including R. B. Pegram, Sloan, and Mrs. J. E. Lewis in this neighborhood retail revival.

N. Hm, Silver, Inc South Main Street High Point N. H. Silver Philip A. Silver R. B. Pegram Mr. Sloan Statesville Gilmer's Belk-Stevens J. E. Lewis

Respiratory Health and Airborne Infection Facts

Health column explains why winter brings more respiratory diseases due to indoor crowding and droplet spread. Notes air sterilization, ultraviolet light, and ventilation as controls, with advice to cover coughs and use masks. Includes Q and A on high blood pressure and a Nevada travel tie-up anecdote about a baby born aboard a bus. The piece ends with a nod to New Mexico as the Sunshine State.

Turner Massachusetts Institute of Technology Aviation Corps Commonwealth Fund University of Pennsylvania Research Endowment M. V Goldfield Nev Fred Nazarene Rosie Basket

War leaders warn Japan and Germany stronger than at start

Washington report from a war department briefing shows United States military officials saying Germany and Japan remain formidable. They outline future challenges for supplying allies, sustaining China, and planning air offensives and island hopping to strike at Japan.

Washington Germany United States War Department Robert P. Patterson Joseph T. MacNarney George W. Strong Poland Strong Japan East Asia McNarney Frederick S. Wildman China

Jingles and Scrap Drive Theme in Calamity Cleveland

Scrap drive announces Saturday October 2. Children urged to prepare. Mrs Catherine Huebler aged 79 reports a truck crash into her house causing a cake to fall during the incident. Police investigated the event and provided assistance.

Cleveland Catherine Huebler

Area expansion aids bomber campaign supply flow

The passage notes a need for substantial materiel to upgrade primitive communications and build heavy bomber airfields. Four facilities are required to sustain the flow of supplies essential for an offensive operation.

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